Using autism and cancer in comments and as a derogatory term...

[AnnaRosa]

Yes harassment happens in real life, none of us are denying that. However, we're talking about something that happened in a game at this point in time, which was not harassment. If and when harassment happens at any other time out side of here then it needs to be dealt with then and there, not here. I don't know why you're so stuck on this. About your other statement, I do make defamatory remarks about myself all the time because I'm overweight and know that I need to get into shape and yet I have absolutely no problem with people making fat jokes, because that's all they are: jokes. There are people who do take things a little too far, but they are very few and far in between.

And since you asked for it: Your comments are literally giving me cancer.

Edit: Also, I think the word you're looking for is "derogatory" not "defamatory", just an FYI.

If my comments are giving you whatever deal with it. No the word I used is the exact word I wanted defamatory.

However my invite stands, did mean if you are so comfortable with your sad jokes on the intertubes be a "hero" and go for it in real life too.

If those jokes make you feel so accomplished go for it!

[JohnSpawnVFX]

The only awareness this thread brought was the FCs in Siren should avoid OP, lest they find themselves suddenly one member short and several threads here slinging mud at them.

[Gwenorai]

If my comments are giving you whatever deal with it. No the word I used is the exact word I wanted defamatory.

However my invite stands, did mean if you are so comfortable with your sad jokes on the intertubes be a "hero" and go for it in real life too.

If those jokes make you feel so accomplished go for it!

Lol, at this point you're harassing him. Let it go dude. Leave Joven alone, leavee them aloneeee.


Harassment Noun
aggressive pressure or intimidation.
"they face daily harassment and assault on the streets"
synonyms: persecution, harrying, pestering, badgering, intimidation, bother, annoyance, aggravation, irritation, pressure, pressurization, force, coercion, molestation; More

[Warghoul570]

It’s not just a problem in our community but all over the internet.Our community seems to be big on using autism and other disorders in degrading manners and as a father of a child with special needs it sickens me to read some of the crap I’ve seen.. I’ve had to leave a Facebook group for the Primal data center because not only were members engaging in this garbage but so were the admins of the group. Society as whole needs to learn acceptance

[Gwenorai]

It’s not just a problem in our community but all over the internet.Our community seems to be big on using autism and other disorders in degrading manners and as a father of a child with special needs it sickens me to read some of the crap I’ve seen.. I’ve had to leave a Facebook group for the Primal data center because not only were members engaging in this garbage but so were the admins of the group. Society as whole needs to learn acceptance

Accepting something often means learning to laugh at it. Plenty of folks who are special needs and then some have already spoken up how they personally make those jokes themselves. It's fun when everyone can have a laugh, it's not when of course someone who has said issues takes offence - most people stop there. The issue I have is people white knighting me for certain reasons. It's not a meme that its actually people who don't have special needs are more likely to be offended than those who do.


Have an otter video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEjC7Ropp_Y

[DumdogsWorld]

I'm "on the spectrum". I have a lisp when talking. I have a neurological issue where I 'think slower' than other people, for which I play video games as a form of therapy.

When people feel like they constantly need to tip-toe around me because I have a "condition", I do not appreciate it. It's sort of like making it out like I'm a lesser human being.

Am I truly an equal to everybody else? Then act like it! Don't hold back. Call me names. Give me crap. Treat me like trash. If the average, everyday person can handle it, so can I!

Also, otters:

[Lambdafish]

I'm "on the spectrum". I have a lisp when talking. I have a neurological issue where I 'think slower' than other people, for which I play video games as a form of therapy.

When people feel like they constantly need to tip-toe around me because I have a "condition", I do not appreciate it. It's sort of like making it out like I'm lesser human being.

Am I truly an equal to everybody else? Then act like it! Don't hold back. Call me names. Give me crap. Treat me like trash. If the average, everyday person can handle it, so can I!

Also, otters:

This is exactly how I feel. I'm on the spectrum too, please don't think that you speak for us, or that any of us are bothered by this. Everyone has different opinions, and we can most certainly understand the difference between our disorder, and a slur that means something completely different. I'm actually more offended by the OPs attitude than the issue being brought up

[Wyssahtyn]

I can't wait for this cancerous thread to finally disappear from the damn front page.

So why post in it

The thread was second from the top at the time of my post, with the last one before that being eight minutes prior. It wasn't going to disappear whether I posted or not.

[CorbinDallas]

I can't wait for this cancerous thread to finally disappear from the damn front page.

So why post in it

[Gula]

So why post in it

You posted too!